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Cruising among ice and silence

Yacht charter in Greenland

Cruising among ice and silence

Greenland offers one of the most powerful landscapes in the world. Guests travel through fjords where glaciers meet the water and along coastlines dotted with icebergs. Days are soft and endless in summer, low and golden as the season turns. Each voyage feels both remote and deeply peaceful.

A landscape of ice and depth

Cruising through glacial fjords

A landscape of ice and depth

The west coast of Greenland is a sequence of dramatic fjords and islands. Guests can navigate among floating icebergs, approach the fronts of active glaciers, and anchor where the silence is absolute. The scenery changes constantly as ice drifts and light shifts through the day. 
Adventure from the air

Heli-skiing and high-mountain exploration

Adventure from the air

In spring and early summer, Greenland offers some of the most remarkable heli-skiing on earth. Guests can lift from the yacht directly to untouched slopes, skiing from peaks down to the sea. Between runs, there’s the option to land on glaciers for photography or a quiet walk above the fjords. It’s an experience that combines pure wilderness with comfort and precision planning.
Life on land

Dog-sledding and Arctic wildlife

Life on land

Onshore, guests can join guided excursions that reveal Greenland’s character beyond the coast. Dog-sledding routes trace centuries-old paths between settlements, while hiking trails lead to viewpoints above the ice. Encounters with musk oxen, reindeer, and Arctic foxes are common, and local guides share stories of how communities thrive in this landscape.
Yacht Charter in Greenland

A charter built around exploration

A Greenland charter is about discovery in its truest form. Days might begin with a helicopter ascent to untouched slopes and end anchored beneath a glacier’s edge. Between, there’s time for dog-sledding across frozen valleys, encounters with Arctic wildlife, or simply watching ice drift past in complete quiet. It’s a destination that rewards curiosity and adventure.

Ilulissat Icefjord

Ilulissat Icefjord

The heart of Greenland’s ice country

A UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most active glaciers in the Northern Hemisphere, the Ilulissat Icefjord fills with icebergs that drift slowly toward Disko Bay. Cruising here offers extraordinary photography and a close encounter with the scale of Greenland’s ice.
Disko Bay

Disko Bay

Wildlife and wide horizons

North of Ilulissat, Disko Bay is known for humpback whales, seabird colonies, and deep fjords that cut inland between snow-covered peaks. Its calm waters and long daylight make it ideal for slow, exploratory cruising.
Nuuk and the Southwest Coast

Nuuk and the Southwest Coast

Culture at the edge of wilderness

Greenland’s capital offers a rare blend of Arctic tradition and modern creativity. Guests can explore its small museums, dine on local ingredients, or sail south toward the fjords around Paamiut, where granite cliffs and small settlements line the coast.

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